The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-15
Only three persons in the Jail.

oe' James Hc"H Way published last
Saturday.
Several showers visited this part of the
valley this week.
Valley ranchers are in the ,nids, Vi, hav.
ing and help is said to be sca,ce.
Mrs. ]. {. Singer has been dangerously
III for several days, but IS now some bet.
ter,
The foundation is being laid for b. +.
Whites new brick building, on the site Of
the rink.
The Dillon base ball nine is trying to
arrange match game with the South
Butte nine.
Photographer White has been putting in
the week making pictures Of babies and
residences.
A freight train broke in two on Feely
Hill, last Sunday, and a number OF cars
were ditched.
II will take about seventy thousand
shingles 70 cover the rooi OF Rifles i'm.
mense new barn.
Several heads of cows were gathered up
placed in the pound by City Marsha, Mu.
'a"y the other morning.
Tuesday mornings passenger train did
not arrive at this station, Tuesday morn.
ing, until about six O'Clock.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Sesbi.t, at
Medicine Lodge. July :, daughter.
Weight . pounds. Jim is jubilan..
1t now requires u bundle ot paper {two
reams) for eacl, issue Of the TxlsrxE. In
a few weeks our list will reach 1000.
The Stockgrowers Association OF South.
ern Montana will meet at the Court House
tomorrow. An election Of officers will he
held
The present passenger time from Oma.
ha to Portland will bc shortened twenty.
four hours, as soon as arrangements can be
perfected.
Married, Tuesday evening, July -, by
Rev. {. W. Clark, S. -. Vance, OF big
Hole Basin and Miss Matte \. l.an.>ton,
Of Missouri
A co.partncrship has been formed he.
tween Jas. \. Meyers and ". q. Gibson,
who will do a general contracting and
building business.
Commissioner Oliver, who had been
confined to his home by illness for about
two weeks, was able to attend the meeting
Of the board this week.
Born, Wednesday morning, July '3tt,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Phil. ID. McGough, !.
daughter. The mother and child are do.
ing nicely, and Phil. is as pleased AS can
he.
Ceph. Rich. while unloading lime last
week, was overcome by the. excessive heat
and had to stop work for sevclal days.
lie thinks he will be all rish, agai, in {.
few DAYS.
Workmen were engaged, yesterday, in
saving off about eight inches Of the depot
platform, next tho track, SO that when the
gauge is changed the platform would not
with the steps ct the standard
gauge passenger cars
On Tuesday Govcrro, Leslie issued a
convcning the Legislature
in an extra session on August 10Th, 1857.
The revenue, bounty and other laws will
be considered, as we'll as matters relating
% Territorial finances.
\ onc.leggcd sony ard dance artist,
.uitarist and acrobat. ct no mean ability,
amused large crowd of men and BOYS. on
Montana street, the other evening. The
Young man passed around his hat ami re-
,eived Il nice little sum.
Thos !. Charlton came to Dillon, Wed.
ncsda,v, with his witnesses 70 prove up on
, piece Of land, but through "A blundcr of
the land Office, Il new pub'icalion will have
70 be made, thereby causing unnecessary
expense and trouble to him
The next meeting OF the Dillon ". {,
L. l.. will be held at at the First Baptist
church. Wednesday, July .ntI. at ., o'cloc.
!, ~. y full attendance of the member
hip, is requested. a> matters of interest
will be considered, and a cordial invitation
) extended to all.
On Monday the Chapman mining prop
rites at Mary>villr were sold at Sheriff :
,alc to >a,i>tva jadgmer, in the suit OF
.ilin. Us Chapman and Thompson. They
we're bid in by Phil Shcncn, for $1,000.
leo. NJ. Brown, OF Horse Prairie, was :hc
,nlv other bidder His bid was for SIX.